THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONVENTION CONCLUDES
The Third District Democratic Convention met at Morrow with Butler Clermont Payne and Warren Counties represented. After a delay to greet Governor Allen the committee named O F Gunning as president and set ward and township voting. Balloting stretched late with John S Savage finally nominated after 47 ballots. Savage a Wilmington lawyer, is deemed best suited to defeat Smith in the fall race.
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Butler
Clermont
Payette
Warren Counties
Morrow
Frank Scantlan
Warren County
Democratic Central Committee
O. F. Gunning
Fayette
Timothy Lavin Esq
Allen
Cincinnati
United States
William Allen
E. V. Kerr
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Michael H. Davis
Clearmont
Kincaid
Mr. Williamson
Loveland
G. M.D. Bloss
Mr. Ford
Warren
Alexander F. Hume
W. B. Telfair
Clinton
John S. Savage
Savage
Stoos
Hume
Rage
Palmer
L. D. Campbell
Judge Hume
Butler Boys
Ealy
Granville Stokes
Durbin Ward
Davis
TNE
Ile
Wilmington
I. Q
Smith
Butler County Democratic Nomination Convention Report
Butler County Democrats convened at Beckett's Hall at 10 AM after a mass convention. Delegates debated Auditor nominee Berry on the first ballot, while other races for Commissioner Infirmary Director and Recorder unfolded with multiple ballots and tense party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the United States
Joseph Traber
Hamilton
J. P. Randall
Milford Township
Butler County
S. B. Berry
Berry
J. R. Grown
Mike Bowerman
Adam
Middletown
U.P. RK. Peck
Foster
Mr. Berry
Kook
Storms C. Tein
Caldwell St
Garver
Hughes
B. Hughes Dennis
Diana GU. Catron
German Democracy in Butler County and Campaign Attacks
The piece attacks Cagliostro Delacourt and the Cincinnati Commercial for targeting public figures like Col. Campbell and General Democrats. It defends Campbell’s probity, criticizes Know-Nothing rhetoric, and notes a Benton county spring yielding beechnuts, walnuts and butternuts despite no nearby trees.
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Butler County
L. B. Delacourt
Haungs
J. B. Hughes
Earth
Cincinnati Inguirer
Cincinnati Commercial
British Isles
Dr. Syntax
Lewis D. Campbell
Plympton
Col. Campbell
Campbell
Congress
Thard District
Comanrrcia
Bate
Ceanty
Robert Heath
Benton County
Ind
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Ebe Hamilton
Epitc Nk
WM. Bel
Licking
C.S. Smart of
Pickaway
Jlmgh
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Supreme Court
W. J. Gilmore
Piekle
Supreme Colic
Arnold Green
Cuyahoga
Road OF Public Works
Martin Schilder
Ross
David Sample
Recorder
Joseph
Hugies
Jacob Matthias
Middlemon Zeader
Democrats
Illnois
Springfield
Ovk
Uth
Organ
Peck
Orga
Banquo
Bavier
J. 5S. Savage
Clinton County
Clearmont County
Beckett's Hall
Peck-Hodder
Delacourt
Fred. Vanderveer
Jarvis Hargitt
Democratic County Central Committee
Squire Ogle
John Carson
Hargitt
Carson
Yeakle
Gieger
Squire Bell
Thomas Jones
David Yeakle
Julius Haman
H. Dilge
Fairfield
M. P. Jones
Hanover
Jacob Falkenstine
Lemon Township
J.P. Curtis
Liberty
Wm. Utzi
Madison
John Young
Milford
Wm. J. Lane
Morgan Township
R. N. Evans
Oxford
Samuel Foreman
Riely
W. Everson
Jonathan Smith
St. Clair
Andrew Flenner
Union
A. P. Jackson
Wayne Township
W. Wolverton
Henry Eger
John McHlare
Alex Davidson
Isaac Rodgers
Hanover Township
Woodrow
de. T Carson
Liberty Township
Jenny
Lytle
Madison Township
Tohn M. Cox
Andrew Morton
Samuel Dearmond
John Adison
Ricly
J. W. Owers
Ross Township
J. M
W. Overpeck
Union Township
Claven
Isaac Snider
M. Bowerman
Jos. Dillman
George Schride
Hafertepen
John Combs
Jerry Shearer
Wm Ling
J. E. Hughes
Ben Hinkle
W. J. Smith
Wm. Brundage
Oxford Township
Jos. Morton
J. W. Smith
Wom. Morris
St. Chir
Geo
Wehr
E. J Gerard
Martin Weaver
Argitt
Committee On Permanent Organization
Committee On
Brown
Randall
Asaiman
B. Berry
J. R. Brown
Fredrick Smover
R. D. Leslie
M P. Alston
Fairfield Township
Peter Jotter
Jos. W. Shields
Sample
Smoyer
Leslie
Alston
Jotter
Shields
Shields Bens
Sampie
B. Carr
Matthias
Carr
James Durrough
Tom Collins
Colonel Robinson
Mr. Collins
Hasutron
City of
Barney Haverrarex
Ben Dill
Cagliostro Dalacourt
Democratic Party
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